Aspire Nautilus Tank Leaking?

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Andygev35

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My Aspire Nautilus tank, mounted on an iStick 30W leaks from the bottom near the air holes. Is there a way to fix this?

There have been reports in the past of the top sealing ring (where the threaded part of the glass section seals to the metal cap) being installed upside down had caused some leaking. I'd try disassembling, flipping the seal, refill. Also make sure that the coil is screwed tight into the base. When you fill it, don't overfill. There should always be some air in the tank. After filling, hold the tank upside down, cover the air flow hole with a paper towel and blow through the mouthpiece to clear any juice. Keep blowing until it's clear and no longer gurgles.
 
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I own about a dozen Nauti tanks and have used them almost exclusively for the last year.
I've had two that leaked. Both times they had the old-style bvc coils in them with the tiny juice holes.
No idea why things would work like this, but changing to the newer bvc coils with the larger juice holes solved the problem in both cases.
Hope this helps.
 
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I own about a dozen Nauti tanks and have used them almost exclusively for the last year.
I've had two that leaked. Both times they had the old-style bvc coils in them with the tiny juice holes.
No idea why things would work like this, but changing to the newer bvc coils with the larger juice holes solved the problem in both cases.
Hope this helps.
Thanks. [emoji106]
 
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